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Page 94
I recalls more was in having the hammer back before the than one man who had to quit the trail muzzle of his gun was out of the holster . from an overdose of cold lead because of “ Bill was what you - all from the East just such ...
I recalls more was in having the hammer back before the than one man who had to quit the trail muzzle of his gun was out of the holster . from an overdose of cold lead because of “ Bill was what you - all from the East just such ...
Page 95
But we don't take the regular making casual remarks , when I am in- trail back to the outfit that night . No formed quietly but firmly by the dealer sir - ee . We takes a round - about way over that my opinions and presence are not ...
But we don't take the regular making casual remarks , when I am in- trail back to the outfit that night . No formed quietly but firmly by the dealer sir - ee . We takes a round - about way over that my opinions and presence are not ...
Page 104
They were thus eighty miles a little flushed with pride over the scalps they east of south of had taken and the success of their incurDodge City , Kansas , sion . and at the union Immediately on finding the trail , Cuspoint of Beaver ...
They were thus eighty miles a little flushed with pride over the scalps they east of south of had taken and the success of their incurDodge City , Kansas , sion . and at the union Immediately on finding the trail , Cuspoint of Beaver ...
Page 105
Bitterly cold as , was trail crossing the ashita at one jump , was that night , the command rested as best greeted by the Indians shouting “ Tse they could on the snow ; the while Custer mokh - e ve - yune He - yo - vi - e !
Bitterly cold as , was trail crossing the ashita at one jump , was that night , the command rested as best greeted by the Indians shouting “ Tse they could on the snow ; the while Custer mokh - e ve - yune He - yo - vi - e !
Page 106
... trail and hid from sight during the heaviest some five miles down the river , until ap- fighting . When a lull came , they were proaching darkness constrained the discovered , and , on their refusal to surlinquishment of the chase .
... trail and hid from sight during the heaviest some five miles down the river , until ap- fighting . When a lull came , they were proaching darkness constrained the discovered , and , on their refusal to surlinquishment of the chase .
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| Title | Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine |
| Editor | Bret Harte |
| Contributor | Making of America Project |
| Publisher | A. Roman 1868-1875, 1909 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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